Xi’s new statements are unusually direct, signaling a more aggressive push for de‑dollarization.

What Xi Actually Said

Across several articles published in Qiushi (the Communist Party’s top theoretical journal), Xi Jinping stated that China must:

  • Build a “strong currency”
  • Expand the yuan’s use in international trade, investment, and foreign‑exchange markets
  • Push the yuan toward global reserve status
  • Reduce China’s reliance on the U.S. dollar in global transactions

He did not always mention the dollar directly, but the intent — challenging dollar dominance — is clear.

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